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BERLIN : Bayern Munich coach Thomas Tuchel said he will be happy to win the first Bundesliga title of his career without his team kicking a ball on Sunday as long as the Bavarians bag their 11th straight league title.
Iga Swiatek is set to begin her French Open defence next week despite retiring from her Italian Open quarter-final on Wednesday with a thigh injury. She became a doubt for the second Grand Slam of the year when she pulled out midway through the third set of her last-eight match against Elena Rybakina on Wednesday. Ad But despite fears, the world No.
Bennetts British Superbike Championship leader Glenn Irwin hopes to stretch his lead at the top of the standings at Donington Park this weekend. The BeerMonster Ducati rider is four points clear after the first two rounds, and he won at both Silverstone and Oulton Park. Ad He is looking for more success with his PBM Team, saying: “Oulton Park seems like a few weeks ago now, it was nice to leave there on a high and I feel in a great moment; the team are working fantastic.
East Kilbride athlete Grant Baillie raced to a British M40 title in the Falkirk Round the Houses 10k.
COLOGNE : VfL Wolfsburg Women secured their ninth consecutive Women's German Cup title by defeating SC Freiburg 4-1 in Cologne on Thursday.
What does Manchester City need to become the first team to win three-straight Premier League titles in 14 years?
After winning the 2022 WNBA title, the Las Vegas Aces got stronger in the offseason by adding Candace Parker. The two-time MVP and two-time WNBA champion joined a roster already featuring a dominant starting five around 2022 MVP A'ja Wilson.
Rafael Nadal has confirmed that he will not be defending his French Open title. The 36-year-old has won 14 of the last 17 editions of the Grand Slam, but has said it is «impossible» for him to return from injury in time to play this year. Ad His absence looks to have set up one of the most open men's draws at the French Open in recent memory.